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BiaehiIt.
Summer travel has begun in earnest; the

biaehih
Simmer travel has beoun in earnest. the
Morrison brought a number on SATURDAY..
-, -, ,ro,,.,s,,
s,'f - -. ne 49,, - a.
lightning strnck the ridye-pole of Mrs.
los. Z. Thomas's barn. ran down the
rafter to the post, splintered that, killed Il
hen and set fire to some straw. The
shingles flying attracted the notice of
James II. Morse, and the alarm was quick
ly given, and the fire extinguished with
but little damage About the time 'ha'
lhe Darn WAS STRUCK, MI ueo' hofse was
IN ms pasture after the COWS, wheh ne iei'
a. though some one mad struck MIN PC
tween tne shoulders win ooaf"' near!
prostatihs MN ne ieels ia'lic oNe s, ~
~,
The fendiet"h House mas oeeh thorough
y iumlgated. and Is now open !" ,he pun
il'- ne Sib2ie case OF u'pii'heiia mas n'su
go !" ''''' ''''
Inc Morrison brings large ioais OF
ireisht
We learn that It was the daughter OF
1T burgess anu re- M vic t'a' '''''c
with MN 10 sweet fosht-
A. G. Peters has sold about two anu
half acres Of land ON his Point" to Geo
II Slower, Esq. of Brooklyn. \. Y. who
proposes I" build large summer boarding
house on H.
a.. - ~ ~,
~ "
No information ms oceh i'0et.eu '"n
Cerhihs arrangements iot VI. -
i">t' al ELLSWORTH, 'u'. f',- ~,
Tue fiila2e VIII star' al ap"u' "1,' -p'>'
h'e ''ioek' M"hdaS morning "'"
Mr.. Aug. c. Peters has pair of three
year-old steers 50 closely matched that IL
l. haru to ten Inc "ther from which anu
they tip the scales al 81 p"unds- ne
man That can sh"" pe''er par "'es"
i've IN TINS Town
Among the arrivals On the steamer Nor
ri>on on saturday. were W. W Newton
aud wife of Boston, Mr.. ADAMS ana
family from Montreal. Miss Efiie ohcr and
Miss Alice shaw via Ellsworth.
Capt. John 7. Fenncy of Portland. ant
William T. Tcnney. Esq. Of Boston were
in town SUNDAY, to attend the i"n'Fa' "'
their mother MrN Emma 'ANe'
Capt John w. Names genial counte-
nance appeared on the street on Saturday.
Vessel gone 10 Aspinwal. and the lively
captain SAYS he j. ,okcd here for the
summer and tina, half pilotaGt will not
trouble him much for spell.
~. r,,,,, " Chs>, pas>cl away on
r,,,.,-,a, ,,nr,,ip.. a, IA. ave Or - wears
Xxi ,,',,,t. Mr.. chase was The
dlii-ht.r of the late Nehemiah Hncklry
,i;or i, H.. revolutionary army
~, 5a,,,b,.r ~ tho art
..,.fa- IN tho town .tn>,nh wood. hpr
u H.. ,,.,,.t 90 tsl XVtltia,, Tommy ~
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By reason of its penetrating, soothing and
healing qualities, scalp and skin diseases OF all
kinds very sosn disappear from use Of Capil-
laris. Ii allays all soreness and draws out pOis-
onous impurities of the blood. One applica-
ton cures sfings, bites. cuts, sunburns, bruis-
es, rough skin or cbapped hands. For clean
ing the scalp of dandruff and prevention Of
badness it has no superior. 1t is sold by all
druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30


A real excitement in land speculation.
How they buy and sell
We notice the planks for our new Side
walk are waiting for action. This walk
will make 4 great improvement IN the
looks and comfort Of our village.
The ladies Of the circle are preparing
for picnic dinner and good time in gen
eral. The dinner and good time will oc-
cur July 4. Proceeds 10 help build the
new church.
The ti>h stand presents lively appear
ance Fishing schooner, come and 20
continually.
Mr. Lewis Benson has recently pur-
chased what i said to be the best looking
horse in the county. Said horse is valued
al four hun ired dollars. JoHN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30

The ~chool-hou>e in district No. was
struck by lightning Wednesday afternoon
The chimney was cracked for several feet
from the top, the stove door wa> thrown
open aud ashes scattered on the floor.
The shower occurred after >chool-hours,
and no one was injured
Albert Friend has bought MI Collins
farm and viii take possession in the fall.
The summer term Of school at Black :
Corner, taught hy Mr. Maria Thompson
closes to-day after pleasant and proht-
able term of eight weeks
f. &. Chatto \ Son have discharged a
part Of their men and will run only A
small crew until after having.
june u. !. I.
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4 REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

y
Mes.rs. l. :. johnson * Co..-Gentlemen.-
| am going 10 tell you about my case in part
some thirty years ago | Used 10 be troubled
with cough, and threw up mucus. junk> or
hard matter. People said il Was catarrh |
took Dr. Marshalrs snuff. Ii would make me
.neeZe. and give relief for a short time; but
the trouble grew worse. some fifteen Years
ago got 80 bad that | had 10 breathe out of my
mouth. Ten wears ago il caused partial deaf
ness which increased, and tor the last six or
eight wears ] have been stone deaf in my right
ear and very bard OF bearing in my left ear
| have taken doses Of physic powders, and
pills. from various physicians, and applied
bli,iers. with only temporary relief But OF
late | am getting permanent beDeht-for |
have been taking Johnson's Anodyne LiniInent
for the hast five months. In short time after
| commenced taking it and Supplying it TO the
ear according to the directions. there appeared
TO be Il large round substance in my right ear
got lo0sed from it, fastening. and would move
round a. nv head was in different positions
IL continued to grow smaller: and, about forty
DAYS since II was all dissolved and gone, and
can hear AS well as ever | could. Your lin-
ment was the cause Of my recovering my hear
ing: and it has done more for me than any
thing else | will make oath to the truth OF
these statements any time. Or. stevens OF
this place advised me TO write and tell you
what the lniment had done for me: and con-
euded to write. for il might do somebody
some good. Yours gratefully,
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1t now appears by more recent adj
vice, that the despatchc, from England
last week announcing the serious Illness
OF Mrs Blaine were greatly exaggerated.
She had merely pad cold and was only
SLIGHTLY iudfSpoSe1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30

The Queens jubilee was generally Gel
ebrated in the larger cities of this country,
June 81. In Boston there was good deal
of excitement in and about Faneuil hall,
but no violence was attempted.
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Deer Isle

Mrs. Parker Wells OF Green's Landing
ha~ erected monument in the Turrcy
buryiug ground al the Reach to the mem
DRY Of her daughter, Hattie 5. Haskell.
Madison Torrcy arrived home from
Boston, Saturday, both sick and lame.
Arthur Campbell is building another
weir al Harbor Island The weir fishermen
are not doing much just now
June 90 II. J..
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1t is greatly feared at Bass Harbor that
six of the crew of the Emily Swift,
fishing schooner, may never reach home,
as they We're los: in the fog on Marble
head Banks during the past week. Capt.
Turner. who is among the missing num-
Der, previous to starting out in the dory
with his crew, had given instructions to
the cook left on board, In case they failed
to reach the vessel at stated time, to
make sail and return to port heavy
fog settled down, and though two of the
dories with four men were guided to the
vessel by the call of the horn, they vainly
waited the stipulated time for the reap
pearance OF the others Then they re
luctantly obeyed the order Of the captain
and took the schooner back To Bass liar-
Dor, leaving the fate of their shipmates
shrouded in mystery The families of the
missing seamen are suffering painful Sus-
pense and fearful forebodiugs In regard 10
their safety, vet ~ there have been no
heavy storms there are good grounds for
hope that the fog-bewildcred men may
have reached land. Since writing the
foregoing the welcome tidngS have reached
me of the safe arrival Of all the missing
sailors
MIR Asher Allen, the new proprietor Of
the Ocean House has greatly improved the
premises by building fine stable, by erect
ing line Of street lamps the length Of
the avenue and by q general dressing up
Of the house and grounds The extensive
lawn in its bright green robes presents
very inviting appearance Telephone con
nections are also among the many improve
rucntS which viii add much Ia the accom-
mediation of guests,
Bishop Nealy. of Portland who has in
charge the arrangements of the prospect
i've building Of the Episcopal chapel. on
a lot donated by Mr.. kimball Of Bangor.
registers at the ocean House.
Fremont Public Library has taken ny its
summer quarters in the Lurvcy shop. At
the corner with Miss Mamie Redlon a.
librarian
At last another piece Of sidewalk has
been laid. extending from the wharf at
the Puiu' to join the original piece at the
obi dock yard We trust this good cN-
ample will be- followed 10y those who are
to build the other sections
The old canning factory on The wharf
ha~ been made - present much iInproY 81
exterior
We are glad to sec again the pleasant
face Of Mrs II. q Heath behind the c"un-
ter at \. |. Holmes >torc.
rcccn, case Of eviction at Bass lIar-
Dor ha> created quite a ripple II continent
and gives ample >cop. for arguments prn
ami con Constable !. II t'tllty, u "hr-
dirncc To- Instructions from WIN. Danht
proceeded after due warning To- ,Siot thc
family OF Hewitt Knm,r whn-c dwelling
house stood upon the land NJ vi lnnh'
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souidsbnI".
The Union church society arr getting
ready for the 9Th. Mrs. DR., French Of
Philadelphia viii deliver the Grafton he
ginning at about half past ten in the fore
noon. National air Will be rendered by
tile congregation 4 turkey dinner viii
he served i'll the upper room. Steps have
been placed leading to the bell deck OF the
tower overlooking vast extent OF coun-
try beautiful aud grand No effort will be
spared TO make all comfortable and happy
Rev Messrs. Herbert and Nowlan are invited
10 he present 4 cordial invitation Is eN-
tended to all UNION.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30

certainly Nlr .lt kocliu, house to I @
over lc good shall make specially
person SO worth of Dining Room furrIu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30

To tmc Hon. rabicJudgc ofrrnoare nitnin and for
the county Of Hancock.
THE undersigned, Mary + IIEgne, Guardian
/ 81 Royal &. Iiiggin and Ella T. Higgins both
of Eden, Hancock County. Maine. minor heirs OF
ROYAL q. Higgins late OF sail E,len deceas ed re
specially represents Tint SAID wards ae seized AMI
possessed df the following described real estate to
wit i certain lot parcel Of land. situated IN
said town ~ Eden, b0undtl ani described a. fol
lows Beginning On the suuiherly side Of Eden
street, at the northeasterly corner " lot ~ hnd
formerly OF James Eddy thence by the southeast
ern line Of said land OF kiiy ,unthwesterly to Ed
dy's Avenue, sO-caiied thence by said Eddy )
Avenue, southeasterlvto Land Of Mary euminsby ,
thence by land Of Mary ~umn-by and Iaht OF
Mary d. Hart and land Of Mary r. Higgins north
easteFy to Ellen street, thence by Eden street
northwesteriy 70 place o. bcginni lg, containing
three acres more less with buildings thereon
Also as appurtcnant to each a. every part OF the
above described lot right OF way for all purposes
OF way ami other rights ~ and over all parts 81
Edtgs Avenue aforesaid and in and over all parts
Of a strip Of hand twelve feet wide in every part
extending from Elem street to Eddy's Avenue
along ana adjoining the nnrthWesteriy size Of the
lot above described.
That said estate T. unproiuetye OF any benefit
said minors and that II will be for the Interest OF
said minors that the same should be sold an' the pro
cees secured on interest she therefore prays your
Honor that she may he authorized AMI empowered
agrceabiy to law TO sell all above described real
estate, such part il as in your opinion may be
MARY +. HIGGINS.
Bar Harbor, May a, l,s7.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK So At "A court Of Probate, held at
Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday OF June,
1881.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no
tiee be given by publishing copy Of said petition,
with this order thereon. three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, newspaper pi1uted
or published in Ellsworth, that all persons inter
ested may attend ON the second Wednesday of
july next at Court of Probate to be holden
in Blaehfl and shew cause if any, why the
PRAYER of said petition should not be granted.
Such notice to be given before said Court.
OF. CUNNINGHAM, judge.
Attest :-CHas. T. DoRR, Register.
A true eopv Attest. -EHAs. p. DoRR, Register
3w2k
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Daniel Pratt, long known as the great
American traveller, died in Boston, June
20, aged 10 years.
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE

Consisting Common Extension Fables :" TO- - n
Walnut Ash Cherry Oak
Mahogany Sieboarls price aud quality made Oak Ash
cherry Walnut MAHOGANY, s25 $50 s3 $40 s4 and up
marble
cabinets plain. made with bu panels and some Wit"
French plates in them We have
the largest an finest line OF Nhehods ever
any England
everything that
the English Cottage Dining Chair perforated seats or
Iorv4.t Dining either
perforated stamp nd plain leather seats an7u-
90 , and $1,000, aud
a for imported Embossed rnoee, Chairs aud $50
etr,rt the finest
Room the New England States Our Dinner
are elaborate SNleboa Dining Chair
do Dinner Set
superb assortment consisting some " "
and III pieces "t one ln ra"E
27.j0 80 81 80 and up $50 We
also hayea heAutf NJ
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+. NJ. HANES.
Has Effected an Entire Cure.

BKOOkLYN, \. ].
Dear Sirs II have pleasure in stating that
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment ! got at your
store has effected an entire cure of deafness
when other previous remedies failed.
Tsdy,l J. q. NJ. WRIGHT.
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50 PIECE TEA SET.

Interesting and ought t'ar big "a"
class goods, considering the " prices w. have marked them
n We .n- uL.. a Special slL. Q.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

and save money, and perhaps your life. Send
three 2 cent stamps to pay postage TO A. p.
Ordway 4 Co., Boston. Mass. and receive a
copy Of Dr. kaufmanB's great Medical Work.
100 pages. elegant colored plates.
Many ayoung girl shuts herself out from
society because he! face is covered with pinl-
pies and bIotches. All disfig1ring humors are
removed by purifying the blood with Ayers
SarsaparilIa. This remedy is the safest and
most reliable that can be used.
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II,,I'E.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10
Baron NiCOIas knuIbars.

When had the pleasure of making
the acquaintance OF Baron Nicolas
Kaulbars he was only simple colonel
and chief Of the staff Of one OF tue army
corps at st. Petersburg. That was in
the lifetime OF the late car, and the
balon's rise has been rapid since the
present emperor came to the throne
Baron Kaulbars was then tall man,
with fairly broad shoulders. but with "A
slight stoop and very lhtie flesh on his
bones His voice is low and soft and
his manner extremely courteous, though
il always gives one the idea of being put
on, and in speaking Of weak nationali-
ties or to their representatives his tone
Is generally sighting and contemptu-
Gus. He is % capital companion, for he
speaks English. French and German
with equal facility, and has an immense
store OF odds aud ends on knowledge.
which he makes use Of without any
parade, and with a frank boyishness
that IS very winning. He can hardly
be called u trucborn Russian, for on the
fathers side he is a Finn, and his i'm
mediate female ancestors were German
and English He has a strong sense of
humor and is fond OF stringing togeth.
er French rhymes, an occupation which
me describes rs tres syulpathlquc. As
an instance, we We're once climbing a
mountain with several companions,
among them young Russian licuten-
ant Of the army Of the Balkans, and
this lieutenant, finding the July sun too
much for him, was obliged to halt and
give up the ascent About half way up
we stopped for short rest, and Baron
Kaulbars amused himself by extempo-
rlzng a poem on our expedition, but
got no further than the couplct:
In pauvfo Kbudoushaeyitcn psr less chaleurs
aCcanlr
A a nm ne pouvait pus marcher.
On the same excursion we caught q
curious beetle of considerable size in
the long grass; and as the baron wish
ed to preserve it alive, for no was an
enthusiastic naturalist, we made pa
per box out of some old letters. and the
baron actually carried the unhappy
specimen ia his pocket to the top OF the
mountain an6 down again. OF course
am only speaking 81 hm as a casual
acquaintance. mover having any official
intercourse with him. but certainly as a
/ friend he wa, very pleasant and enter
/ tanning. thouto the Bulgarian govern.
melt would IN all probability give a
/ very different account of him. Still,
! from his tone ui voice in giving orders
! to his subordiuutcs / should imagine
/ that he could hc sufficiently brutal uno
oyerboaring should occasion offer. -
4 Lau HuH G'asaHc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

"whack" from the keeper of the store.
He made no denals, but independently
offered to leave us there and forfeit his
so cents. His offer was accepted, and
he drove away. We footed it up to the
bridge, where delegation Of ten hack
drivers awaited our coming. The big
gest chap in the lot got down and de-
manded that half dollar. He was re-
ferred to Halifax. Then he proposed 20
take it out of our hides" and the nine
fellows backing him seemed anxious to
help him. Ten Niagara Falls hackmen
ought to get away with one peaceable
individual and two boys, but they didn't
do ii. Something was said about our
being able TO shoot rs fast rs they could
pound, and all but one climbed upon
their vehicles and mace off This one
said he'd show us trick or two worth
remembering, and he went of after
crowd of his friends He found several
who came down and looked us over as
we waited for the car, but it WASH their
dayton knocking out 1t was only the
next day that the City Council sent Il
complaint to the State Commissioners
that the hack-driyers, in spite of all
laws and ordinances, were as lawless as
in years gone by.
Another swindIe is the curiosity
stores. You may say that it is not
obligatory on any one to patronize
them, but at the same time most every
visitor feels like carrying away some
souvenir or present Whatever article
he pays % cents for can be bought any
where else for 10. Whatever is war
ranted to him is sure to be a swindie.
Whatever he buys for original is base
counterfeit.
Why it is that such u state If affairs
has always existed at the Falls, and APP
pears determined to exist there in spite
of everything, is problem. You can't
find the equal of it anywhere else in
America. The same system, if prac-
ticod TO half the extent at any mount
ain or sea-shore resort, would kill the
place in two seasons. There is but one
way for visitor to Niagara to protect
himself Go there with lunch-basket
and bottle of cold tea. Buy nothing
whatever, 90 TO all points on foot, and
get out Of the place before shutdown.
You may have your pocket picked, bu,
you win lave the satisfaction Of be-
lieyng that the money went to some
stranger like yourself quad, IN
Detroit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10
THE AMERICAN SWINDLE.


Niagara fniis.
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M. ,Gs;,nd Ni,.a,., r.tll yon viii
eal ,i,,,,,. ,f ~, .,ill r,.i ~ ma
,i, 49,, ~ Lnm ~ ,yora IN SOM" NON.
- nv ~ , any ,na, ,ho a,hor ,an
,...,.,,,,,I. H.. No, ,,.i,I, lis,,nst ia
a.,,sn nr tLn e,fortinns nroctired nm
60, go. I,,,,d ,r,,o,g,,,in,lo, and rob,s,
orriySod i', at tho I'm ahan, tba limo tbe
Grst LntoI ,yos ornctod and Le has onn-
,i.,,,,I y, ,lo,.risi, mi ,,,,,, fot mil tta
-, I.,.,. ~, g., ,i,,a 49,,
H. ,.as i, ill.,. ,'innrit,,. Ina now rms
tl,i,,,. q, s,i, hin,solf
WI, ,t, 80, C,,t, Of Nra,, v,rl-
..,,,,,,.,,.;..,,d In sno oeo ~ INV fbo
.,r. am .rd ,,,,lo tb, o6s fron
Z. M, ,.,,,,l', ,l,a lo.r,s oft,o ,,,sge.
-, ,i.;naj M. ,,.,l,,so tool- IN
Cr,, rslJnd prog,,a.t ip,r. ANA = st,.in
80 i..nl g, NH, and F, b.jf lama, nm md
H., tt,n .iy,r .,b,,.e tho f,iIs Tbis
III, =, fron ,,o,l- ,f pr,.recf with -
frca br,a@e ia Goat Island and fine fare
aor,ss ,7, sus,,an.ion foot-hr,,lne was
rad,,coi ~ "a ,.nts and tho trin down
tbn ,,olinoj ,,il,ya,. fo ia CENTS
trlon No ~, g,unou ~ Ni,oa,o
,,,'.'.l .nnL o.5inan.es ~. ,yar. av,oet.
III - o;,,o, r,,fora1 tto bi.,h,yo,, roLLors
,ybn 5,.ivo tho baels or forrc theu, to
IN rho ,,1sa. ma tbo reorIs yvere
called mon IN visit FREQ Niar,ro and
on,n,, ,I,r,s,l,.,e dro,nod IN thera
f,,, q counio ~ d,vs last month beinp
vow snthusjo.rio oyer tbo reform. and
~. :, ~. ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

Boscobel. Nov. 10, 'ss.
FRIEND DREsEN The suit of clothes | or
dered of you has come 10 hand and is exactly
what ! want "WhO made themI" Where
did YOU get that suit? p and who got those
ups" are the questions heard On all sides and
an admit they tit Immense. BE sure
and keep my measure, for ii J were to move
to Chicago or New York would send to you
for my clothes Yours, Nc
"RAsHE' HUBBELL.
New Orleans, La, Dee. 20, 'S6.
Mn ADAM DREsEN.- Ny Dear Sir: The
clothes came all right and fit splendidly. have
had clothes made 10y the best tailOrs In Chicago,
Cincinnati, and other cities, but never had any
that ut me SO perfectly as those You made.
May Won be successful in your business
Yours respy
5. $. HAMNuL,
Eau Claire, Wis. oct l., 1855.
ADAM DREsEN, Mineral Point, Wis. Dear
Sir. orr letter came 20 hand In due time.
The suit arrived here safely. 1 wore 1t yester-
day and everybody said it was an elegant nj.
wish YOU could see it, hut that will have to
he deferred. Enclosed please find T. o. order
for $40, the amount of your bin. think
suit like mine would have cost me at least 500
here and not have as good a fit either. As long
as You continue to give as good satisfaction ms
YOU nave IN the past / shall certainly promise
YOU my future patronage Hoping TO hear
from YOU again and thanking You for your
kindness. remain yours truly,
j. PHILLIPS.
VIII give instructions in genuemens carmen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

/ offer for sale my late residence
near lst ward school house. Il con
ta.ns 6 rooms. Small barn, wood
shed, etc. For particulars inquire
at Iowa Co. Bank, or the under
signed, l0w2 Rom MARTIN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

Next Meeting Of the w G. T. U.
will be held next Tuesday afternoon
at 3 p. NJ. March 18th 1887.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Special Business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

rweare not responsible for anything appear
Ing IN this department AZ it is conducted by tue
Iadies Of the W0mans Christian Temperance
Union.-EDs. IRBUNE.l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10
County Omcers.
RalLtoad lime JahLes.
N. & ST. Pat Mineral Point


DEPART.
PassClSe a VA
Freight and accommodation. .............. S.50 =
Accom-. and mail .............. .... ...... 1,30T =
Passengers for Shullsburg and PlattevilIeIasts
at $40 a. m, and 1850 p. m. for Warren sr9
Monroe at GAO a. n. and l 80 p. IN.
ARRIVE.
Passenger ........ ion nj
Freight and accom-. 100 II
Accom-. and mail...... II "a n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10
.AITION.

We would caution Che Public To beware OF
dealers Offering kemVr Bals1m at less than
the regular price, SOC and 81, us oitentim.s
limitations 0r Inferior articles are sold q, Me
genuine u ordtrto enable them 90 sell eheap.y
G. Y Nonctt is our agent tor Mineral Point
NLMuL. hmm WYNN M Won lrnn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

DRIED fruits of all kinds at J. A..
Spratler's.